What do royalty, dogs, God and the sea have in common? Denver Art Museum’s newest show, of course.
The 60 objects in "Treasures of British Art" are important not just for what they are, but also for what they wrought.
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![If opera is going to get better in Denver, it has to get bigger. There have to be more companies of different sizes and with distinct missions producing work that gives audiences richer ways to enjoy the art form. We need grand opera, for sure: the sort of formal fare Opera Colorado and Central City […]](/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/Horror_and_immersive_aretwowordsyoumightnotwanttoheartogetherThisoperaisgoingforit_1.jpg?w=140 "Horror_and_immersive_aretwowordsyoumightnotwanttoheartogetherThisoperaisgoingforit_1")
“Horror” and “immersive” are two words you might not want to hear together. This opera is going for it.
The sets are minimal, not much more than a free-standing doorway and some hand-held props. Instead, video artist Chris Bagley is making projections that will give viewers a surreal sense...
“Horror” and “immersive” are two words you might not want to hear together. This opera is going for it.
The sets are minimal, not much more than a free-standing doorway and some hand-held props. Instead, video artist Chris Bagley is making projections that will give viewers a surreal sense...
Denver鈥檚 Month of Photography features more than 100 exhibits that stretch beyond museums and galleries
Here are 10 very promising recommendations.
Denver’s Month of Photography features more than 100 exhibits that stretch beyond museums and galleries
Here are 10 very promising recommendations.
A historic first brings Denver’s big three dance companies together
It's a true artistic dare: The troupes have very little in common beyond the fact that they've survived -- somehow -- both financially and creatively at a very difficult time...
A homecoming, a debut and a revelation for Jordan Casteel at Denver Art Museum
"Returning the Gaze" is Casteel's major museum debut and it returns her to Denver, where she was born and raised.
A homecoming, a debut and a revelation for Jordan Casteel at Denver Art Museum
"Returning the Gaze" is Casteel's major museum debut and it returns her to Denver, where she was born and raised.
Art in Boulder that抖阴ap so good you can feel it. Seriously, you can touch, scratch and spin it.
"Touch," at Boulder's Dairy Arts Center, explores that usual limit of art appreciation, and it has some fun with it. A lot of fun, actually.
Art in Boulder that’s so good you can feel it. Seriously, you can touch, scratch and spin it.
"Touch," at Boulder's Dairy Arts Center, explores that usual limit of art appreciation, and it has some fun with it. A lot of fun, actually.